The All American Games vision began in 2000 with the commencement of the premier high school All-American game. Combining football - America’s game - with the United States Army - America’s team - has made the U.S. Army All-American Bowl a yearly American tradition.

Since that time Bowl Week has grown to include the U.S. Army National Combine - 500 of the Nation’s top underclassmen participating in skill tests while also receiving educational seminars. And at halftime of every Army Bowl is the performance of the U.S. Army All-American Marching Band, an honor ensemble for 125 outstanding high school senior musicians and color guard members.

From the elite competition seen at each U.S. Army All-American Bowl came Football University. To serious football players with a passion for improvement, FBU aims to prepare every student-athlete to reach their highest aspirations through the game of football. All American Games continued to develop its vision with the Football University National Championship, to celebrate and promote youth football, uniting and inspiring the United States through a national 64-team tournament.

More than a sport, football is a thread that sews together the culture of the United States. In the aggregate, All American Games reaches millions of youth and high school athletes annually, as well as their spheres of influence, through its numerous events and properties. Each year, student-athletes and musicians across North America enhance their specific attributes and become better overall young men and women thanks to the elite instruction and training received through the events under the All American Games brand.